CHENNAI: The Severe Crime Squad (SCS) of metropolis police apprehended a life convict who jumped parole and was working as a supervisor at a restaurant in Coimbatore.
The arrested individual is dealing with trial in a homicide case in a metropolis courtroom and he was sentenced by a Kerala courtroom in a 20-year-old homicide case in the course of the pendency of the trial.
The accused, C Sivakumar was arrested by the Guindy police in 2013 in reference to the homicide of an aged man. The police investigations revealed that Sivakumar had already been arrested by the Ottapalam Police in Palakkad district, Kerala in 2004, for which trial was underway.
Through the pendency of the trial, he dedicated a homicide in Guindy and was dealing with a prison trial within the metropolis as effectively. In the meantime, he was discovered responsible of homicide costs and was sentenced to life imprisonment by the extra classes courtroom, Ottappalam, and lodged in Kannur Central Jail Kerala the place he was granted parole on June 3, 2020. Nonetheless, he didn’t return to the Kerala jail and didn’t seem earlier than the courtroom within the Chennai case as effectively. Following this, a nonbailable warrant was issued towards him.
The probe revealed that he was shifting areas to Tamilnadu, Kerala, and Karnataka with faux identities and names often and by no means contacted his members of the family by cell phone.
After ascertaining Sivakumar’s final identified location, the police discovered that he had been working as a supervisor in a restaurant utilizing a faux identification since August 2023 and arrested him two days in the past. He was despatched to Kannur jail.